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9501 | There! She comes! |
9502 | Look at those flowers trembling in the breeze. |
9503 | A gentle wind made ripples on the surface of the pond. |
9504 | If he comes at all, it will be surprising. |
9505 | Most accidents, after all, happen around the corner, not in the rainforest. |
9506 | Do you have any soft drinks? |
9507 | We would like to buy a sofa. |
9508 | It took a lot of effort to carry the sofa upstairs. |
9509 | It’s on the sofa. |
9510 | The woman who is sitting on the sofa is my grandmother. |
9511 | May I lie on the sofa? |
9512 | The clever doctor could cure many illnesses. |
9513 | The clever doctor was able to cure the Prime Minister’s illness. |
9514 | I couldn’t help laughing when I heard that story. |
9515 | The story reminded me of my father. |
9516 | The story left him unmoved. |
9517 | Tell us the story from beginning to end. |
9518 | A friend told me that story. |
9519 | The story sounds true. |
9520 | The story was true. |
9521 | The story was so complicated that I couldn’t follow it. |
9522 | I have heard the story. |
9523 | The story was very interesting. |
9524 | The story had a happy ending. |
9525 | The story reminds me of an experience I had long ago. |
9526 | The story was in all daily newspapers. |
9527 | The story goes back to the sixteenth century. |
9528 | Both stories are true. |
9529 | The story cannot be true. |
9530 | I don’t know whether the story is true or not. |
9531 | The article deserves careful study. |
9532 | Publication of the article was timed to coincide with the professor’s birthday. |
9533 | The old woman fell and could not get up. |
9534 | The old lady climbed the stairs with difficulty. |
9535 | The old couple had no children. |
9536 | The old woman lends money at the rate of three percent. |
9537 | The old man is the epitome of kindness. |
9538 | The old man gave her a small doll. |
9539 | The old man fell down on the ground. |
9540 | The old man was accompanied by his grandchild. |
9541 | The old man died last week. |
9542 | The old man lost the will to live. |
9543 | Did the old man get lost in the forest? |
9544 | The old man sometimes talks to himself. |
9545 | The old man asked me the time. |
9546 | The old man spoke to me in French. |
9547 | The old man freed the little fox from the trap. |
9548 | That old man is, so to speak, a walking dictionary. |
9549 | The old man sat down. |
9550 | The old man looked wise. |
9551 | The old man has enough money. |
9552 | The old man was sitting there, with crossed legs. |
9553 | The old man is hard to please. |
9554 | The old man said something. |
9555 | The old man lives by himself. |
9556 | The old man predicted our success. |
9557 | The old man stopped suddenly and looked back. |
9558 | The old man was loved by everyone. |
9559 | The old man tends to exaggerate. |
9560 | The old man is wise and knows many things about life. |
9561 | The old man is above ninety. |
9562 | The old man sat in the chair with his eyes closed. |
9563 | The old man got in her way. |
9564 | The old doctor gave individual attention to each patient. |
9565 | The train arrived on schedule. |
9566 | The train arrived on time. |
9567 | The train will arrive at the station before noon. |
9568 | The train arrived safely at the station a few minutes ago. |
9569 | The train was crowded with high school students. |
9570 | The train gained speed. |
9571 | The train is always on time. |
9572 | The train was ten minutes behind time. |
9573 | I hurried so as not to miss the train. |
9574 | You will miss the train. |
9575 | Bring the frozen fish here. |
9576 | The apple is not yet ripe. |
9577 | Please show me the green shirt. |
9578 | The hunter aimed at the bird, but missed. |
9579 | There are signs of growing tensions between the two countries. |
9580 | The two countries do not have diplomatic relations. |
9581 | Who planned that trip? |
9582 | The trip will take at least five days. |
9583 | The trip will take at least a week. |
9584 | The trip cost me a lot. |
9585 | The trip calls for a lot of money. |
9586 | Whether we will go on the trip depends on the weather. |
9587 | The candidate was disappointed at the outcome of the election. |
9588 | The theory is too abstract for me. |
9589 | The storm did great damage to her property. |
9590 | The next day John was there again with two of his disciples. |
9591 | The next day Jesus decided to leave for Galilee. |
9592 | Do not give in to those demands. |
9593 | The leaves turn red in the fall. |
9594 | Can the matter wait till tomorrow? |
9595 | Such a thing occurs frequently. |
9596 | We may not be able to afford it. |
9597 | The prophecy came to pass. |
9598 | We had a very good time at the dinner. |
9599 | It took ten years to build the amusement park. |
9600 | There were a lot of people who came to ask for the famous actress. |
9601 | The brave captain saved his ship. |
9602 | The brave knight steps forward and kisses the lady on the hand. |
9603 | Put that medicine out of the baby’s reach. |
9604 | The medicine decreased his pain. |
9605 | We haven’t tried the drug out on humans yet. |
9606 | The medicine worked marvels. |
9607 | That medicine worked well for me. |
9608 | The medicine had an immediate effect. |
9609 | Does the medicine act quickly? |
9610 | The effect of the medicine was amazing. |
9611 | The medicine saved her life. |
9612 | The medicine gave instant relief. |
9613 | The medicine hastened the process of growth. |
9614 | The arrow fell wide of the mark. |
9615 | The spectators at the baseball match cheered their team on. |
9616 | Who is the manager of that baseball team? |
9617 | It was cloudy that night. |
9618 | The night was very still. |
9619 | The night was so chilly that when I returned I was almost frozen. |
9620 | The night was so cold. |
9621 | She had gone to the concert that evening. |
9622 | The gate was too narrow for the truck. |
9623 | Let’s talk over the matter. |
9624 | Let’s look at the problem from a different point of view. |
9625 | That problem was accepted. |
9626 | Please bring the matter forward at the next meeting. |
9627 | I solved the problem easily. |
9628 | It was easy for him to solve the problem. |
9629 | The problem is difficult to solve. |
9630 | It is easy for me to solve the problem. |
9631 | Tell me how to solve the problem. |
9632 | We shouldn’t leave the matter unsettled. |
9633 | The problem remains unsolved. |
9634 | The problem is too difficult to solve. |
9635 | The problem puzzled the public. |
9636 | We won’t take up the problem. |
9637 | The problem is outside my field. |
9638 | The problem began to assume an international character. |
9639 | The problem is far from easy. |
9640 | The problem exacted a great effort to solve it. |
9641 | I found the problem was easy. |
9642 | The problems are inherent in this system. |
9643 | The problems are easier than those I did yesterday. |
9644 | The problem will resolve itself eventually. |
9645 | The problem is being discussed now. |
9646 | We will talk over the matter later. |
9647 | Please tell me the answer to the question. |
9648 | The problem remains to be solved. |
9649 | A resolution to the problem was more difficult than we anticipated. |
9650 | There’s no one here who can deal with the problem. |
9651 | That gives me a headache! |
9652 | The question permits of only one interpretation. |
9653 | Let’s discuss the problem with them. |
9654 | The more I thought about the problem, the more difficult it seemed. |
9655 | Whether the problem is important or unimportant, you must solve it. |
9656 | If you cannot work out the problem, you had better try a different method. |
9657 | Don’t cut down those trees. |
9658 | The tree cast a long shadow. |
9659 | The tree was ready to fall down. |
9660 | The tree fell down by itself. |
9661 | The tree grew very tall. |
9662 | All the leaves on the tree turned yellow. |
9663 | The leaves of the tree turned yellow. |
9664 | It is pleasant to sleep under the tree. |
9665 | I cut a branch from the tree. |
9666 | The tree was struck by lightning. |
9667 | Discussing the matter further will get you nowhere. |
9668 | The good news brought tears to her eyes. |
9669 | The girl has a soft heart. |
9670 | The dream has come true. |
9671 | The dream was a mystery to me. |
9672 | The widow was dressed in black. |
9673 | The widow suffered from stomach cancer. |
9674 | The translation was true to the original. |
9675 | The translation is true to the original. |
9676 | Did you read the whole book? |
9677 | I’ll send the book by mail. |
9678 | I wanted to buy the book, but I found I had no more than 200 yen with me. |
9679 | I tried to read through the book, which I found impossible. |
9680 | Give me back the book after you have read it. |
9681 | Few people seem to have read the book. |
9682 | I remember reading the book. |
9683 | When you’re done with the book, put it back where you found it. |
9684 | If you have finished reading the book, return it to the library. |
9685 | Give the book back to me when you are done with it. |
9686 | Please lend me the book when you have finished reading it. |
9687 | I’ve finished reading the book. |
9688 | Didn’t you read the book? |
9689 | Hand me that book, please. |
9690 | Did you order the book? |
9691 | Give the book to whomever wants it. |
9692 | Put the book back on the shelf. |
9693 | Did you take the book back to the library? |
9694 | I remember returning the book to the library. |
9695 | You may take the book. |
9696 | Put the book back in the same place where you found it. |
9697 | Put the book on the desk. |
9698 | Read the book again and again. |
9699 | You may borrow this book as long as you keep it clean. |
9700 | Put the book where you found it. |
9701 | Give me the book. |
9702 | Bring the book to me, not to Tom. |
9703 | Where did you buy that book? |
9704 | It was Mr Hino who translated the book from Spanish into Japanese. |
9705 | You’ll find both of the books interesting. |
9706 | I’m afraid the book is beyond the reach of his understanding. |
9707 | I found the book very interesting. |
9708 | Who was the book written by? |
9709 | You’ll find that book in the historical section of the library. |
9710 | You’ll find the book in the library. |
9711 | Sorry, the book is out of stock. |
9712 | I have already read the book. |
9713 | Have you done with the book? |
9714 | I have not read all the books. |
9715 | That book had a lot of pages. |
9716 | Where is the book? |
9717 | I found the book interesting. |
9718 | Put the book on the top shelf. |
9719 | It is worthwhile to read the book. |
9720 | The principal theme of the book is the American Revolution. |
9721 | You can omit the last chapter of the book. |
9722 | Two pages of the book stuck together. |
9723 | What is the title of the book? |
9724 | There is an abundance of pictures in the book. |
9725 | There was a flag at the top of the pole. |
9726 | The boy can’t tell a swallow from a sparrow. |
9727 | The law was enforced immediately. |
9728 | The law is still in effect. |
9729 | The law will be effective from the 1st of April. |
9730 | The law is full of ambiguities. |
9731 | The bill is expected to be enacted during the present session. |
9732 | There was much argument for and against the bill. |
9733 | Record the broadcast on tape. |
9734 | It isn’t known where the treasures were hidden. |
9735 | I dashed off the report. |
9736 | The report is not encouraging sales wise. |
9737 | The report turned out to be false. |
9738 | The mother didn’t know what to do with her son. |
9739 | The mother was still grieving over her child’s death. |
9740 | Can’t you see a stapler somewhere around there? |
9741 | There were scribbles all along the wall. |
9742 | Its surface was as flat as a mirror. |
9743 | The fence will be painted by Tom tomorrow. |
9744 | The soldier acted bravely. |
9745 | The soldier was wounded in the leg. |
9746 | The soldier was killed in action. |
9747 | The soldier lay injured on the ground. |
9748 | The soldier gave water to me. |
9749 | The soldiers fought valiantly, but finally they had to give in. |
9750 | The soldiers were exposed to the enemy’s fire. |
9751 | The document was distributed to all department heads. |
9752 | The document passed into the enemy’s hands. |
9753 | The document records that the war broke out in 1700. |
9754 | The meaning of this sentence is obscure. |
9755 | The sentence is free from grammatical mistakes. |
9756 | It is impossible to resolve the conflict. |
9757 | I remember hearing the story once. |
9758 | The story ends happily. |
9759 | How long is that story? |
9760 | The beginning of the story was interesting. |
9761 | When did you hear the sound? |
9762 | The noise awoke me from my sleep. |
9763 | The noise will wake the baby up. |
9764 | The dress is newly designed. |
9765 | That looks smart on you. |
9766 | The scenery is beautiful beyond description. |
9767 | The troops were retired from the front lines. |
9768 | Members of that tribe settled along the river. |
9769 | It took me three days to clean the room. |
9770 | Does the room have air conditioning? |
9771 | The room was in disorder. |
9772 | The room was filled with people. |
9773 | The room is furnished with two beds. |
9774 | The room is too small to play in. |
9775 | The room is warming up. |
9776 | My brother and I shared the room. |
9777 | The room is spacious and light. |
9778 | I found the room empty. |
9779 | The room is ready for us to move into. |
9780 | Nothing in the room matches with anything else. |
9781 | There were various objects in the room. |
9782 | What are the dimensions of the room? |
9783 | The room will be painted tomorrow. |
9784 | The room echoes with his voice. |
9785 | Entering the room, I found her playing the piano. |
9786 | There wasn’t anyone in the room. |
9787 | There was nothing but an old chair in the room. |
9788 | There was almost nothing in the room. |
9789 | There is a television in the room. |
9790 | The spoiled meat had a nasty smell. |
9791 | The woman was so surprised as to be speechless. |
9792 | The women were too surprised to be able to speak. |
9793 | He and his wife tried to work out their problems, but couldn’t. |
9794 | The couple named their first child Mark. |
9795 | The couple led a happy life. |
9796 | The couple spent a lot of money on furnishing their house. |
9797 | The real estate man told lies to the couple. |
9798 | The unhappy woman, drowned in tears, told her story. |
9799 | Fill the bottle with water. |
9800 | The poor old man was reduced to just a skeleton. |
9801 | The poor young man finally became a great artist. |
9802 | The dying man made an effort to say something, but could not. |
9803 | It’ll be two weeks before you receive the article. |
9804 | The sick man’s life is in danger. |
9805 | The effects of the illness were not serious. |
9806 | The hospital opened last month. |
9807 | The glacier moves but by inches. |
9808 | The ice was thick enough for me to walk on. |
9809 | The ice is very thick. |
9810 | The author doesn’t display much talent in his book. |
9811 | It is worth visiting that museum. |
9812 | Words cannot describe the beauty. |
9813 | The beautiful woman is kind. |
9814 | The beautiful scenery fascinates every traveler. |
9815 | The airplane is scheduled to arrive at Honolulu tomorrow morning. |
9816 | The airplane flies at a speed of five hundred kilometers per hour. |
9817 | The plane crashed suddenly. |
9818 | The plane made a perfect landing. |
9819 | The plane climbed to an altitude of 10,000 meters. |
9820 | The airplane took off ten minutes ago. |
9821 | There were fifty passengers on the plane. |
9822 | The figurative meaning is no longer in current use. |
9823 | The door is open now. |
9824 | The sad story made my heart ache. |
9825 | The girl lifted the heavy box with one hand. |
9826 | The girl is lonely. |
9827 | The TV program seemed very interesting. |
9828 | That program is broadcast every other week. |
9829 | I’m sure I have the right number. |
9830 | Not a star was to be seen that night. |
9831 | It was very cold that evening. |
9832 | I spent the whole evening reading the poetry of Kenji Miyazawa. |
9833 | I can’t stand the noise. |
9834 | The criminal gave himself up to the police. |
9835 | That crime is punishable by death. |
9836 | The board is strong enough to bear the weight. |
9837 | The invention was brought about by chance. |
9838 | How is the discovery related to the progress of science? |
9839 | The fields yielded a good harvest. |
9840 | Take care not to turn the box upside down. |
9841 | Don’t look into the box. |
9842 | The box was too heavy. |
9843 | The box is light enough for a child to carry. |
9844 | Is there anything in the box? |
9845 | What’s in the box? |
9846 | The box was full of books. |
9847 | The explosion may have been caused by a gas leak. |
9848 | What was the cause of the explosion? |
9849 | The museum is worth a visit. |
9850 | Is the museum visited by many people? |
9851 | Is the museum open today? |
9852 | The museum is open from Monday to Friday. |
9853 | The museum is worth visiting. |
9854 | I paid for the purchase in cash. |
9855 | The actor died at the height of his popularity. |
9856 | The farmer employed five new workers. |
9857 | The farm grows potatoes. |
9858 | The old farmer did not pay him much money. |
9859 | Christmas fell on Saturday that year. |
9860 | That year’s buzzword was digital: digital clocks, digital microwave ovens, even digital pens. |
9861 | Steel production of the year was the highest on record. |
9862 | He left Japan at the end of the year. |
9863 | Car production in that year reached a record 10 million vehicles. |
9864 | The cat likes to sleep beside me. |
9865 | The cat slowly approached the mouse. |
9866 | The cat came near being run over by a truck. |
9867 | The cat drinks milk. |
9868 | The cat is liked by Mike. |
9869 | The cat is very cute. |
9870 | One of the cats is black, the other is brown. |
9871 | I rode fifty miles that day. |
9872 | That day shall come. |
9873 | The fire, driven by an east wind, destroyed the center of the city. |
9874 | The day turned out to be fine. |
9875 | We spent the day in the open air. |
9876 | It was very windy that day, and I had my umbrella blown inside out. |
9877 | It was cold that day, and moreover it began to rain. |
9878 | The day was rainy, and what was worse, thundering. |
9879 | That’s a bad day for me. |
9880 | We had fine weather on that day. |
9881 | I am living from day to day. |
9882 | On that day, Japanese flags were flying. |
9883 | The doctor examined over fifty patients that day. |
9884 | The meat tastes bad. |
9885 | All the meat was bad. |
9886 | The meat was giving off a terrible smell. |
9887 | The two boys began to blame each other. |
9888 | The two sisters became more and more famous. |
9889 | The two brothers are as like as two peas. |
9890 | The two brothers are very much alike. |
9891 | A war broke out between the two countries. |
9892 | The two houses stand side by side. |
9893 | Do you have any clue to the mystery? |
9894 | Let’s try to solve the riddle. |
9895 | The shy pupil murmured his answer. |
9896 | The correspondent filed a report from Moscow. |
9897 | The road is parallel to the river. |
9898 | The road is under repair. |
9899 | The road is inadequate for the amount of traffic which it carries. |
9900 | Go straight up the street for about 100 meters, and you will get to the junction of three roads. |
9901 | The road wound through the fields. |
9902 | The roads are jammed with cars. |
9903 | The road is too narrow for cars. |
9904 | This road leads to the station. |
9905 | The road turns left there. |
9906 | Those animals can be seen in the Northern Hemisphere. |
9907 | There are some strange animals in the zoo. |
9908 | You must catch the animal alive. |
9909 | The answer was marked wrong. |
9910 | The answers are both incorrect. |
9911 | There were no radios in Japan in those days. |
9912 | In those days, few people could travel abroad. |
9913 | In those days, I went to bed earlier. |
9914 | There were no radios in those times. |
9915 | In those days, I was still a student. |
9916 | In those days, he lived in the house alone. |
9917 | A 6% yield is guaranteed on the investment. |
9918 | What animals inhabit those islands? |
9919 | By whom was the island discovered? |
9920 | Seen from the plane, the island looks very beautiful. |
9921 | The island is to the south of Japan. |
9922 | The island lies to the west of Japan. |
9923 | The island is covered with ice and snow during the winter. |
9924 | The island was struck by the typhoon. |
9925 | The island is easy to reach by boat. |
9926 | The island is a paradise for children. |
9927 | The island is about two miles off the coast. |
9928 | That island was governed by France at one time. |
9929 | 82% – more than four-fifths – of the island’s exports is agricultural produce. |
9930 | The airfield on the island is now covered with weeds. |
9931 | The islanders are asking us for help. |
9932 | Few people live on the island. |
9933 | There were no signs of life on the island. |
9934 | There are still some savage tribes on that island. |
9935 | No animals are to be found on the island. |
9936 | The tower stood amid the ruins. |
9937 | The tower is going to collapse. |
9938 | The tower leaned slightly to the left. |
9939 | The height of the tower is above 100 meters. |
9940 | The tower is three hundred and twenty-one meters high. |
9941 | The slave ran for his life. |
9942 | Everyone was very surprised to discover that the slave girl was in reality a princess. |
9943 | A quarrel arose about what to do with the land. |
9944 | The land is out of crop this year. |
9945 | The land yields heavy crops. |
9946 | The property was purchased with laundered political money. |
9947 | The city is notorious for its polluted air. |
9948 | It is well known that the city has a high crime rate. |
9949 | I’ve never heard of that city. |
9950 | The climber stayed alert while climbing the precipice. |
9951 | The telegram was a trick to get her to come home. |
9952 | If you touch that wire, you will receive a shock. |
9953 | The train was crowded. |
9954 | You’ll get there in time, so long as you don’t miss the train. |
9955 | I can’t necessarily agree with you on that point. |
9956 | The salesperson persuaded her to buy the dress. |
9957 | They sell imported goods at the shop. |
9958 | The store deals in vegetables. |
9959 | The shop is closed on Sunday. |
9960 | That store sells meat and fish. |
9961 | The shop was crowded with young people. |
9962 | The store is just across from my house. |
9963 | The store is close to my house. |
9964 | The store is not open today. |
9965 | The store is closed Mondays. |
9966 | The shop is open from Monday to Saturday. |
9967 | The store is just across from the theater. |
9968 | The shop is kept under police supervision. |
9969 | The store has a large stock of wines. |
9970 | The shop is just in front of the station. |
9971 | When is the store open till? |
9972 | The store closes at seven. |
9973 | The store closes at eleven. |
9974 | There was no one in the shop to wait on me. |
9975 | I met her in the store by accident. |
9976 | They sell sugar at the store. |
9977 | They sell textbooks at the bookstore. |
9978 | At this shop, they deal in kitchen utensils. |
9979 | The exhibition is now open. |
9980 | That observatory stands in a good location. |
9981 | Three persons were killed and ten were severely or slightly injured in the railway accident. |
9982 | The railroad divides into two after the bridge. |
9983 | The thief ran fast. |
9984 | The robber tried to plunge the knife into the boy. |
9985 | The thief admitted his guilt. |
9986 | The thief reluctantly admitted his guilt. |
9987 | How did the thief manage to avoid being caught? |
9988 | Your offer is very attractive, but we will have to think about it. |
9989 | Although the proposal seemed like a good idea, they refused it. |
9990 | I was unwilling to agree to the proposal, but it seemed that I had no choice. |
9991 | Are you for or against the proposal? |
9992 | I agree to the proposal in principle. |
9993 | The garden is at its best in spring. |
9994 | The garden was filled with flowers. |
9995 | There weren’t any roses in the garden. |
9996 | That street is very noisy. |
9997 | The street runs along the river. |
9998 | The street is paved with asphalt. |
9999 | There’s a hotel across the street. |
10000 | Exactly! |
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